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Opening edit
"The Hôtel de Glace is open from the first week in January to the last week in March".(Hôtel de Glace - FAQ) This year (2010) the hotel will be open from January 4 to April 4, as you can read on their home page.[1] Therefore the current hotel's lifespan should be corrected to three months.--99.246.167.193 (talk) 14:15, 9 September 2009 (UTC) Luca
"Oldest"? edit
The first sentence of this article says that the Ice Hotel is the "oldest" in North America. But it melts every summer and is rebuilt every winter, right? I would suggest changing "oldest" to something like "longest-running" instead. Regards, PKT(alk) 16:58, 9 April 2024 (UTC)